Year with Browns: 6th

Year as NFL coach: 6th

Key Notes

· Joined the Browns in 2020 and spent two seasons (2020-21) as defensive quality control coach, three seasons (2022-24) as special teams assistant, before being named assistant wide receivers coach in 2025.

· In 2024, P Corey Bojorquez led the NFL in punts inside the 10-yard line (16) and finished third in punts inside the 20-yard line (36). Bojorquez set a franchise record with 36 punts inside the 20. He finished the season with a 49.3 punt average and a 41.8 net punting average, both figures were the second-most by a Brown in a season.

· Helped the Browns kicking and punting units set several franchise records in 2023. K Dustin Hopkins' 33 made field goals were the most by a Brown in a season and his eight 50-plus yard field goals were also a team record. He finished second to Jim Brown (126 in 1965) for the most points scored by a Brown in a season with 123. Hopkins also set an NFL record with at least one 50-plus yard field goal in five consecutive games. Bojorquez set a franchise record with a 49.4 punt average, while his 31 punts inside the 20-yard line were one away from the team record. The Browns also led the league with three blocked field goals in 2023.

Year with Browns: 6th

Year as NFL coach: 6th

Key Notes

· Joined the Browns in 2020 and spent two seasons (2020-21) as defensive quality control coach, three seasons (2022-24) as special teams assistant, before being named assistant wide receivers coach in 2025.

· In 2024, P Corey Bojorquez led the NFL in punts inside the 10-yard line (16) and finished third in punts inside the 20-yard line (36). Bojorquez set a franchise record with 36 punts inside the 20. He finished the season with a 49.3 punt average and a 41.8 net punting average, both figures were the second-most by a Brown in a season.

· Helped the Browns kicking and punting units set several franchise records in 2023. K Dustin Hopkins' 33 made field goals were the most by a Brown in a season and his eight 50-plus yard field goals were also a team record. He finished second to Jim Brown (126 in 1965) for the most points scored by a Brown in a season with 123. Hopkins also set an NFL record with at least one 50-plus yard field goal in five consecutive games. Bojorquez set a franchise record with a 49.4 punt average, while his 31 punts inside the 20-yard line were one away from the team record. The Browns also led the league with three blocked field goals in 2023.

· Served as the special teams coordinator for the West team in the 2024 East-West Shrine Bowl.

· In first season as special teams assistant, Bojorquez set a franchise record for gross average in a season with a 45.8 mark and record the second-highest net average in team history with a 41.0 mark. Also helped K Cade York set Browns rookie records for points (107) and PATs (35), while finishing second for field goals made (24).

· Helped the Browns finish the 2021 season fifth in the NFL in total defense, marking just the third time since 1970 the team finished in the top five and the club's highest finish since 1987. DE Myles Garrett earned first team All-Pro and Pro Bowl honors after setting the franchise single-season record with 16 sacks in 2021, while CB Denzel Ward was also selected to the Pro Bowl.

· Helped the Browns defense rank among the league leaders in takeaways in 2020. Helped the Browns finish ninth in the league in run defense after finishing 30th in 2019.

· Spent 2019 as Missouri State's wide receivers coach, helping senior Tyler Currie earn All-MVFC honorable mention distinction. Currie ranked second in the conference in receptions per game (4.8).

· Served as a graduate assistant coach and worked with wide receivers at Wake Forest from 2017-18 after joining the program in 2016 as an offensive quality control coach. The Demon Deacons went to three straight bowl games in that span with the 2017 team, setting numerous team and individual records, including points scored (459) and total offense (6,055 yards).

· Participated in the Bill Walsh Diversity Coaching Fellowship program for the Vikings in 2018 and the Jets in 2019, an opportunity each NFL team offers to minority coaches during offseason programs.

· Began his coaching career at Waldorf University, where he spent the 2015 season coaching the wide receivers and helped mentor a pair of all-conference standouts. Also served as assistant director of football operations at Eastern Illinois and later mentored the EIU running backs during spring football in 2016 before moving to Wake Forest.

· Walk-on wide receiver at South Florida who earned a scholarship and lettered for the Bulls for three seasons. Played in 31 games and totaled 22 receptions for 259 yards. Used fourth year of eligibility to play at Eastern Illinois and caught 38 passes for 289 yards in 12 games. Earned tryouts for the Chicago Bears and Tampa Bay Buccaneers.

· Earned the OVC Medal of Honor in 2014 after serving as team captain and leading Eastern Illinois to an appearance in the conference championship game.

· Is a 2014 graduate of South Florida and earned his degree in psychological studies. Earned postgraduate degrees from Eastern Illinois in 2015 and Wake Forest in 2018.

· Native of North Lauderdale, Fla.

Stephen Bravo-Brown's Coaching Background:

2015 Waldorf University, wide receivers coach

2016 Wake Forest University, offensive quality control coach

2017-18 Wake Forest University, graduate assistant/wide receivers assistant coach

2018 Minnesota Vikings, Bill Walsh NFL diversity coaching fellowship

2019 New York Jets, Bill Walsh NFL diversity coaching fellowship

2019 Missouri State University, wide receivers coach

2020-21 Cleveland Browns, defensive quality control coach

2022- Cleveland Browns, special teams assistant coach